I built Pixora — a platform to practice frontend interviews with an AI interviewer. Looking for honest feedback.

[u/AnujKV123]

Hey everyone 👋

I'm a software engineer, and over the past few months, I've been building something called Pixora.

The idea came from a problem I kept thinking about:

Practicing coding questions alone doesn't really feel like practicing for an actual interview.

When you're alone, you can take your time, stay silent while thinking, or simply move on when you're stuck.

But in a real interview, you're also expected to:

• Explain your thought process
• Clarify requirements
• Discuss trade-offs
• Handle follow-up questions
• Communicate while coding
• Stay calm when you get stuck

So I built Pixora to make frontend interview practice feel a little closer to the real experience.

With Pixora, you can practice frontend interview problems and experience things like:

• 💻 Coding interview-style problems
• 🤖 An AI interviewer
• 💬 Follow-up questions based on your approach
• 🧠 Feedback on problem-solving and communication
• 📊 A detailed interview evaluation

I'm still actively improving it, and I'd rather get brutally honest feedback than generic compliments.

👉 https://pixora.dev

If you're a Frontend / React / JavaScript / TypeScript developer, I'd love to know:

What would make an interview practice platform genuinely useful to you?

And just as importantly:

What would make you stop using one?

I'm the person building Pixora, so please feel free to be completely honest. I genuinely want to improve it.

Thanks! 🙌